# The specific set of interfaces / networks to bind to# This can be either the interface name or an IP address/netmask;# interface names are normally preferredinterfaces = 127.0.0.0/8 eth0#======================= Share Definitions =======================

[homes]comment = Home Directoriesbrowseable = yes

# By default, the home directories are exported read-only. Change the# next parameter to 'no' if you want to be able to write to them.read only = no

# File creation mask is set to 0700 for security reasons. If you want to# create files with group=rw permissions, set next parameter to 0775.create mask = 0770

# Directory creation mask is set to 0700 for security reasons. If you want to# create dirs. with group=rw permissions, set next parameter to 0775.directory mask = 0770

# By default, \\server\username shares can be connected to by anyone# with access to the samba server.# The following parameter makes sure that only "username" can connect# to \\server\username# This might need tweaking when using external authentication schemesvalid users = root[allfiles]path = /browseable = yeswriteable = yesvalid users = rootadmin users = root

SUBSYSTEM=="video4linux", BUS=="usb", SYSFS=="046d", SYSFS=="0990", NAME="vensterbank" SUBSYSTEM=="video4linux", BUS=="usb", SYSFS=="a088", SYSFS=="0820", NAME="nestkastje" did do the trick. Perhaps all other solutions I tried also would have worked, but this one stated clearly that is was necessary to remove the USB device once and plug it back in to be known with it's new name....

Installing alsa-ossAlsa-oss is installed by getting the package alsa-oss from the Universe software channel. For more information on installing packages, see InstallingSoftware.UsageThere are two ways of getting an application to work with ALSA if the application was written for OSS. The first way is to load the special ALSA drivers that emulate the OSS kernel interface; these allow the application to open /dev/dsp0 and other OSS device files.The second way is to wrap the application in the libaoss library provided in this package; the wrapper causes the application to access native ALSA device files such as /dev/snd/pcmC0D0c instead of OSS device files.Most commonly it is used by starting applications with the "aoss" command, something like this:aoss /path-to-program/program-executable

Het numerieke keypad wilde maar niet werken onder Ubuntu. Diverse instellingen geprobeerd, geen verschil. num lock ging wel aan en uit. Uiteindelijk gaf onderstaand bericht de oplossing: While testing shift-Num Lock and other combos I noticed that the mouse pointer was moving around a little when I was hitting the keypad keys. That tickled a neuron or two and I started searching and found that "Allow to control the pointer using the keyboard" was checked in "Keyboard Preferences". I unchecked it and that solved the problem!

darkice can not open connector means to me Just get it wrong (a non-existent) audio device you specified.ls / dev / dsp * and ls / dev / audio *

lighttpd.conf the port number and the root directory to / var / wwwcd / etc / default nano icecast2 init.d activate or enable him / etc/init.d/icecast2 back to start

apt-get package manager = bifferboardapt-get upgrade does upgrade installed packages.apt-cache search name search or a package is available for apt-get installdpkg-l will list installed packagesTo see if a package is installed: dpkg-l | grep Package= peak processor load from command linedf = disk free with list of mounted devices and their sizesudo nautilus in Ubuntu open file as root. You will need to automate the rootfs on a USB stick may writeapt-get install libhamlib2 for rigctl and then the libhamlib-utils

# The specific set of interfaces / networks to bind to# This can be either the interface name or an IP address / netmask;# Interface names are normally preferredinterfaces = 127.0.0.0 / 8 eth0# ======================= Share Definitions =======================

[Homes]comment = Home Directoriesbrowseable = yes

# By default, the home directories are Exported read-only. Change the# Next parameter to 'no' if you want to be bootable to write to them.read only = no

# File creation mask is set to 0700 for security Reasons. If you want to# Create files with group = rw permissions, set next parameter to 0775.create mask = 0770

# Directory creation mask is set to 0700 for security Reasons. If you want to# Create dirs. with group = rw permissions, set next parameter to 0775.directory mask = 0770

And then I replaced the stick with a USB to IDE cable with it a 1.8 Inch IDE to CF adapter containing an 8 GB CF card.All files in the rootfs of the SUB stick under linux copied to a folder and from there to the 8 GB CF card. Bifferboard boot and run.Unfortunately knew for some reason the Bifferboard not that the audio devices under / dev / audio and / dev / dsp belonged. After some searching on the big WWWshowed that modprobe snd-pcm-oss made everything right again, until the next reboot. Another quest learned again that the file / etc / rc.local to supplement with this line of text and that after each reboot / dev / audio and / dev / dsp again exist.I also found that the command cat / dev / urandom> / dev / audio a lot of noise in the speaker produces in order to get to prove that / dev / audio and is also capable of producing noise. The noise is still to get back with ctrl-c.

Would you like Subsonic running under Linux and to a network folder for your music files that you can mount tsmbfs / / 192.168.xxx.xxx/public/music / mnt / musicin / mnt, you must first create the music folder. Unfortunately, such a mount command with me the first time ever. A Password? prompt and what I intik therefore, no response.Fortunately, there is apt-get install smbfs, this standard is not automatically installed (on Ubuntu). Then suddenly it works above mount command.

There are also options for user name and password to give, see Google.

If you are under Linux (Ubuntu) open a terminal and then start darkice example you sit all the time with a terminal session in front of you. Start your terminal from a screen (a screen) and from there you start darkice (darkice-c / etc / darkice.cfg) you can control with this ad detachen screen, darkice than just running in the background. Start a new screen (a screen) and start from there for example webcam, you can again use detachen with control ad and then turns the webcam on the background. If you then screen-r do you get the message that multiple screens are active, with a survey there and the clue how you can choose which screen you are active. An active screen you can again detachen ctrl a d. Example:

mplayer-vf mirror, frame step = 2500 tv :/ /-tv driver = v4l2: device = / dev/easycap0-nosound-vo jpegStart mplayer from the command line, let him every 2500 frames (or 100 seconds at 25 fps) an image saved in the current directory. For more video filters should be able to apply them with a comma separated. To use-vf more than once, separate them with a colon (,) as in the example above.

udevinfo under Ubuntu is not known. use this udevadm. That's easily said but not so easily done.sudo udevadm info-a-p $ (udevadm info-q path-n / dev/video1) is at least a step in the right direction ..

If you boot Linux after a swap of USB devices (webcams or something) have (/ dev/video0 and video1 exchanged etc.) then you can make a udev rule to create a manufacturer ID and type a fixed device name link.

SUBSYSTEM == "video4linux", BUS == "usb", sysfs == "046d" sysfs == "0990", NAME = "window" SUBSYSTEM == "video4linux", BUS == " usb "sysfs ==" a088 "sysfs ==" 0820 ", NAME =" birdhouse "did do the trick. Perhaps Also I tried all other solutions would have worked, but this one was Stated Clearly That is Necessary to remove the USB device and plug it back in once to be known with it's new name ....

USBView is no standard package under Ubuntu. Version 1011 can be installed as a deb package on Ubuntu 10.10. Version 1.07 provides alerts that necessary packages are not installed, version 1011 automatically controls what is needed.Then USBView gives an error that he can find no devices. Then do:

Installing alsa-ossAlsa-oss is installed by getting the alsa-oss package from the Universe software channel. For more information on installing packages, see InstallingSoftware.UsageThere are two ways of getting an application to work with ALSA if the application was written for OSS. The first way is to load the special ALSA drivers That Emulate the OSS kernel interface; thesis allow the application to open / dev/dsp0 and other OSS device files.The second way is to wrap the application in the libaoss library provided in this package, the wrapper causes the application to access native ALSA device files Such As / dev/snd/pcmC0D0c INSTEAD OF OSS device files.Most Commonly it is overused by applications starting with the "AOSS" command, something like this:AOSS / path-to-program/program-executable

So AOSS darkice / etc / darkice.cfg can darkice or / dev / dsp use while other creative names like / dev/snd/pcmC0D0c be used

The numeric keypad just would not work under Ubuntu. Various institutions have tried, no difference. num lock on and off it went. Ultimately, the solution gave the following message:While testing Shift Num Lock and other combos I noticed That the mouse pointer was moving around a little when i was hitting the keypad keys. That tickled a neuron or two and I started searching and found that "Allow to control the pointer Using the keyboard" was checked in "Keyboard Preferences". I unchecked it and That solved the problem!

Thanks for the hints and suggestions, Dennis!

Check if a program is running and if not a restart: darkice example:#! / Bin / shSERVICE = 'darkice'

if ps-C darkice> / dev / nullthenecho "$ SERVICE service running, everything is fine"elseecho "$ SERVICE is not running '

add in / etc / init.d / rc.local at the end of the line to modprobe snd_pcm_ossAfter startup is / dev / dsp then.

A debian yaffs2 the Mini2440 gave each time the error dpkg failed error (2) and wanted to install anything. The error path not set dpkg would have to solve with dpkg - configure-a but did not set the same message path.

Path is set, with export PATH = / usr / local / sbin and so on.

It works via a detour, because apt-get install packagename precede the complete PATH = line.

GNU Radio works great. Even with low-cost SDR with RTL2832u. On debian, with duacl core Atom at 1.8 GHz, 1 core 100% camera, the software runs a little tight and FFT spectrum. So an HP dc5700 surfaced, dual core 2.2 GHz with 1 GB memory and installed it on debian. So regularly, no problem. GNU Radio installed automatically with a handy script http://www.sbrac.org/files/build-gnuradio what at one point stopped at installing portaudio19-dev without further notice. I also adopting the worst is not, sudo apt-get install portaudio190-dev and stopped where Empel even at 47 percent. Finally appeared the message that I debian 6.04 iso CD in to do. When yet but first in / apt / sources.list Debian installation CD thrown out. Then run the script again and then failed completely.

But GNU Radio did a bit ugly because I would have no audio device. Debian also found that I had no one. Lspci showed that there was a Nvidia audio on board was found but the mixer settings Debian claimed that there was no audio hardware.After lots of fives and sixes, but once in the bios looked and there was just the onboard audio disabled.

And where Empel, when there was a sudden sound.

Well I noticed that (like the dual core Atom) a difference in sound reproduction was with the original sound. The tones were a bit lower so the presenters and the music sounded quiet.